Eurowind gears up for 2.5GW renewable energy hubs
Five energy clusters combining solar and wind energy, batteries, and green hydrogen could be ready within a few years, says CEO and calls on politicians to let the market handle the expansion efforts rather than employing top-down control.
BY MAZ PLECHINGER, TRANSLATED BY CHRISTOFFER ØSTERGAARD
Last year, onshore turbines and solar panels were mere decimals away from generating 10TWh of electricity. This is the initial culmination of a renewable energy spanning four decades. With the energy agreement adopted by the Danish parliament the week before last, the process is set to quicken. Over the next seven and a half years, onshore renewable energy generation must quadruple.
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